MWC 2011: ZTE previews Skate Android phone
Monday, March 7, 2011
, Posted by Unknown at 3:46 AM
Inspired by the skateboard. Let's hope the wheels don't fall off.
The rise of China/Hong Kong based ZTE has been synonymous with the emergence of a mass market mid-range Android device.
IDC says ZTE has become one of the world’s top five handset makers – in 2010 it shipped 60 million units and terminal products in over 90 million units.
This new phone will definitely maintain that momentum, but actually it's a pretty smart bit of kit, featuring a large 4.3-inch screen, the Android 2.3 operating system, an 800MHz processor and the Adreno 200 graphics processing unit.
There's also a 5mp camera, multimedia Bluetooth extension, A-GPS capability, hardware compass, and G-sensor.
The Skate is expected to be available from May.
It also kicks off ZTE’s “Light Your Smart World” strategy, which will become the family brand of its smat devices, including Amigo, Blade Android Smartphone, and the F952 handset running Brew MP and supporting the WAC.
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